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Miss POWeIl's AssAilant ON Trial
HER FATHER THREATENS TO KILL HIN ~ HI "A
CAPEs CONVICTION.

great crowd gathered at the Criminal Court,
In Baltimore, yesterday, and intense interest was
shown In the opening scenes Of the trial Of Walter
L. KfltOn for assaulting Miss Henrietta Powell on
the 4:h OF July last. The selection OF the jury s
slow, from the fact that most OF those summoned
had formed an opinion. Miss Powell was present.
she is the daughter OF capt. Robert Powell Of
Virginia. She was sent to Baltimore to boarding.
school Having graduated, her father took her
aboard his vessel on the Sd OF July last at Locust
Point intending 70 sail for homo on the 9Th. The
schooner Rose Innes, OF Portland, Me-, was moored
beside Capt. Powells vessel and Hilton, the mate
OF the former vessel had an opportunity to be-
come acquainted with the young lady. On the
4th OF July Xilton received Capt. Powells permits
sion 70 take his daughter 10 Druid Hill Park u,
witness the celeoration; the young people wens
After crossing the ferry Kilton led the lady 70 an
unIreQuented ,oai pier and assaulted her: Her
pier nearly frantic and In great disorder. Kilton
hed but was captured BY the police. The fathers
grief is very affecting. Capt Powell has employed
counsel TO help the prosecution and threatens TO
kill Hilton II he escapes conviction. Overtures
were made by Kiitons friends 70 marry Miss
Powell but they were Indignantly refused
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STANCES m MoNTREALs PosT-OPFICR. special
to the New York World, from Montreal october
10, says: Both government and religious au-
thOritles are much put out about by the strong
revelations from the Montreal post-ofice. E
Emory, deputy postmaster, Is an enthusiastic
Spirttualist, and not content with practising his
devotions himself has induced many OF his subal-
terms to embrace his peculiar views 1t is said that
hls position as deputy has been used 70 influence
conversions, and that the post-ofnce building Is
used for occasional seances. The declaration OF
an empl0ye, who has been devout Catholic, and
who now repudiates that faith, has started cir
CuS and IL Is an open secret that clerical influence
viii be brought to bear TO force the Dominion
government to make q searching Investigation,
and will ask for the depucJ's resignation.
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Pastor DECKER Depo~cA.
m MET 4 YeuSu wonAs asp -uoE nrprSuu

The Rev. R n. Decker is no longer pastor q III
East Congregational church OF Bro<tlyn- While Q
preacher at Greenport, Mr.. Decker ca various oc-
casions met young woman IN q ciaadesune man.
ner and took midnight drives with her. The bseath
q scandal reached the church. He dened it and
courted Investigation His accusers Were black
maierS he sad; that his conduct insteSd o. icing
yerted the young woman. Neyertheesa cusnSif.
we OF the East Congregational church went 20
4reenport and had little difncuty n arriving st 8
their pastor and addressed 70 the yuunr wunnn q
my deaf wtie." This settled It. f1eif report eaS
ssad e ne trustees on Efidsy night, NJ: peckei
notice was read In church sunday expelang n.
Decker
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Abducted ~ . Wssaas.
4 Yucne uuaaASp sAkRs puou run ssp o. m

A tsaegram from Lexington, H.. October a says
several weeks ago Harry sommerrille formerly
one OF Lexingtont most gifted end promising
young arttstA married Miss Belle raytcn. WIDOW
u . Cincinnati saacon keeper. me match ms
not suitable 70 the lsdys relatives With whom she
has been nvinG, and VINO had somncrvtile IN then
employ. and the new voyager on tue matrtmcnisl
"a were driven away, They went 20 hoard with
another relative OF MA sommerville, but here
their troubles multiplied A few nights Aeo the
wife OF Aionzo Barnett Q conductor 90 the Gin
cinnau southern Railroad. drove % sommerviiieS
boarding house and going 20 his bdroou, where
pc ana his wife were 10 Oed. she comm anded and
then MA sommerville has never sesn her husband,
and she has fallen ,sick with fever, and h nos at
81 Joseph Hospital IL SEEMS that sommcrvtile
had been intimate with the Barnet woman befors
his marriage and that N soon 40 she heard q tt
me went for him An parties are " ell known nefe.
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The funeral Of the late Col ". H. BOYD, the vet
eran directory publisher, took place this afternoon
from the family residence, No 14I4 Columbia
street northwest There were present q large
number OF friends Of the deceased, among them
many OF his old army comrades, and delegations
Ct Economy Council American Legion Of Honor.
Cncoln Post Grand Army OF the Republic
Eureka Chapter, NC. 4 r. A. Mascps, the last
named in force. and having charge Of the funeral
at the house Conducted BY Rev. Dr.; Byron
MAINS were preceded By 1hs following me non
o On, pall.oesrers; Cen .: G. Mckiooen,
his per S S0i ffends Col Siuoi 81 Eneola
Post q. A. R.; Z. J. Downing, Of the Legion Of
Honor, and D. 8 Eicheloerger OF Columbia Lodge
w. A. short and h. X. simpson, OF Eureka
Chapter; E B. Hay, OF Mt Vernon Chapter; N. N.
Parker and Z. s. Moore, OF Columbia Chapter. The
remains were taken TO Glenwood, where the SER
vices Of the Grand Army were conducted by Chap
lain Benz. Swallow. and the chapter services By
II. p. Thos Taylor and Chaplain J. p. Pearson.
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THE INTERSTATE CoNNIssION.-The members Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission were busy
At their office to-day, but held public session.
morning.
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An OLD CASE REcAILRD.-Some time ego the
NeW York World had special from Maiden, MANA,
regarding an inttmatton in the Jack1onville Ns0s-
EeraId that T. h. Lewis. OF Dallas Texas formerly
OF Maiden in connection with Miss Nollie Calvano,
had polsoned his daughter at Jacksonvtlla. Lewis
yesterday MED suit az Dallas Tor divorce from
Writing 10 Jacksonville and mitigating The charge
OF poisoning their daughter, whose death from
fever occurred IN Jacksonvll!e. Lewis and Miss
Calyano have Also instituted suit Tor dAmageA
each claiming 100000 against the HesDs- Herald
an6 one OF more Boston newspeperA making
100000 claimed frum each neWeDAper.
"A syndicate Of capitalisse has purchased q. 900
win build railroads through the county. The com
pany has capital of g 100000
The pope yesterday received the Bishop OF Man
chestef md the curate q Nashua, y. H, who pre-
sented to hi holiness the 1unalee qua q which
theyWoxe the 0oarof4
The Boston chamber q commerce has inqorsed
the action of the rev York MARITIME excAange
ashng the Pro010ont % ~ hts tu0uence f8 con
ference Of representatives. Of an nations y soouSu
greater precautions Tor safety q -
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FEAkS THAT HIS DEATH Is MAJ AT HAND.
A New York World special from Berlin, October
TO- says: The latest reports regarding the con-
dition OF the Crown Prince are very disQuieting.
There Is no doubt but what the canceruus growth,
destroyed temporarily BY the severe cauteriaation
to which DR.. More Mackenzie subjected his patient,
has now reappeared with greater virulenee than
ever. Even the court papers speak OF bis condtion
on all sides that he did not continue his Journey
further southwark instead OF stopping at Tolbach,
where the weather during q portion OF his stay
there was intensely cold. The Princes PHYSICAL
condition Is 50 completely run down that he Il
utterly Incapable OF undergoing another course Of
eaustic Applications and his present treatment
consists merely OF inhalations OF bismuth for the
purpose Of allevtating the pain. The receipt Of
this Jews created great SENSATION, and on every
side are heard expressions OF sympathy for "unser
Fritz" and for The Crown Princess who 10 u gen.
orally feared will soon become q widow.
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He Makes Several Speeches. and 4,
Well Received In a4elfast.

LONDON, October 1l.-Mr Joseph Chamberlain
who, In company with MI: Jesse Ceilings, left Birm-
was received with much enthusiasm upon his ar
r1val In that country. He made several speeches
when the t1l!er, OF the soil would be its owners
THINKS AN IRISH PARLIAMENT WOULD DO NO GOOD
M. Chamberlain on bis arrival at Stranraer, in
scotland. on his way 70 Ireland, was greeted by a
number Of unionists He made speech In which
he said that the Irish would be assured OF a rrlI
ana tair consideration OF their grievances. He did
them. ON the contrary, he thought 1t would
endanger the land scneme and be disas-
Upon his arrival at Larne, ireland, he was pre-
sented with an address, In reply to which he de-
clared that the time had passed when the Irish
When parliament represented only vested inter-
ests and privileges IL tyrannized over the irish
people. Now they had q democratic parliament
representing the whole people, in which every Just
and reasonable claim was certain OF favorable co.,
1--WE must" said Mr.. Chamberlain. .continue
the old liberal policy, maintaining the integrity OF
the empire and resisting any attempt to loosen Or
weaken the ties binding US together, while seek
Personally, hr favored land-law reiorm, so that
ultimately every cuItivAtOr might own the land
ernmenG consisted with the Integrity OF the en-
pire, the SUPREMACY 0f parliament and the prOtec-
lion OF minortties [Cheers.t
ENTHUSIASM AT BELFAST.
At Belfast tine weather Was cod and a very
large crowd had gathered at the depot 10 welcome
Mr.. Chamberlain, and the streets and houses
were decorated with nags and bunting In his
honor. Nj. Chamberlain was driven along
York street In Carriage at q slow
pace for quarter OF a mile, and heartily greeted
with cheers. The crowd then Embarrassed the
hOrses and drew the carriage themselves. The
crowd escorting Mr. Chamberlain rapidly In
creased. Cries OF "bOO" from some wOrkmen al.
ternated with The cheers OF his admirers
sTILL ANOTHER sPLECH.
Upon his arrival az The County Down depot Mr..
Chamberlain, In response TO cal for q speech
addressed tue crowd He said: "Wilh the help OF
our nOerai-unlOn1St colleagues and the support OF
the whole CONSERVATIVE party, we have at all
events saved the Union, thereby preserving Great
Britain from injury anu Ireland from ruin and dis
porarly averled It seems possible that this great
Issue will again have TO be faced, when q great
deal will depend upon the attitude and deter.
mination OF the men OF Ulster. II the majority
are animated BY the spirit OF those present,
have no doubt OF the result. 1t might be post
bic TO give Ireland home rule II the Irish de-
mand Was unanimous, but IL would be impossi.
bic 10 force Ulsier 70 accept O government she
dtstrusted ana deteSted."
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Increased Postal Business.
RETURNS FROM THIRTY OF TIE LARGBR POST-OFFICEs
INCLUDING WASHINGTON.

INCLUDING WAsHlNGTON.
statement OF the postal business done at
thirty OF the largest pOst-onces In the Union for
the quarter ended september 80 last, has been
prepared In the ONCE OF the Third Assistant
Postmaster-General. 1t shows that the increase,
at the offices given, the corresponding quarter
or last year, was 81 per cent. The quarter
ending with september, rule. Is the duliest for
postal business OF the year. he largest Increase
In business ut any one point was at Brooklyn, be-
i-g an increase o. 3S.O4 per cent. AT Washing ION
Tue gross postal receipts for the Quarter were
S72,S55.41, against S7l,273.74 last year, an
Increase OF 81, 5S2.lO, or 2.24 ler cent
AT Baltimore The gross receipts were el27, HATS,
against Sl2S, 57924 last year, decrease Vi "a per
CENT me tO.al gross receipts at the tnlrIy post
o.lices OF New YORK, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Boston, 81 Louis, Cincinnati, Bai.l-
more, San Francisco, Brooklyn, PtttsDurg,
CLEVELAND, Detroit, New Orleans, Washington,
Buffalo, Rochester, Louisville, Milwaukee,, PrOvi-
aence, kansas City, Indianapolis, Albany, ST.
Paul, Hartford, Newark, Troy. Minneapolis, SYRIA
cust, IOiedO, and Ricnnonu were II, 47y, 620.51
against S4,2O4. 342. as last year, an increase OF
xx75,277.75, or 6.s4 Der cent.
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Prospective Tr0ahls u Mopoeoe,
THD Old SULTAN usClNHp 10 NAME yTvu-YRAD
Oh nOy ulD oUCCEnoOn.

Madrid, Oct0oer ll-6everAi leaders Of the
Boualnens Instruction In 1851 have crossed the
Al.srias Tontier into morocco tor he purpose Of
sultan. IL y feared that the sultan may appoint
tlve-year-0ld boy his son By Circassixn favOrite
IN the hsrem, - is ssccesoE, instead Of his eld-
est son, who Is sixteen yearS a age, and who has
siready Displayed military valor and who CON-
mAnos . Large nuulber Of troops. should thu
sultan pursue Tits eousse the result would proba-
Day b ctvh Wal.
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Is fssSer vss : cuiissgas q Jan 1sowk q tsS
poTsS Fem fAWa
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STILL ANOTHER sPLECH.
vynrn h.o opvfvul ur 4 M, ltn,,nt a. lAox


FRUbAbLB THAT IT Will BE QUICKLY 0ETTLkD.
NEW YORK, october 11.-AL PyLnagOras Hail,
where the striking printers mold FORTH II was said
this morning that the trouble between themselves
and Inc D0ss printers would soon end It Is not q
question OF wages, but simply q demand that ali
OIlicco should Ue known ~ ''card" Onces: that Ia
employing onAy union pr1ntex About iss6 men
arc Out.
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Baltimore Markess.
=. BALTIMORE. Nd. October 11.-viryinis new

4. BALTIMORE. Nd. October 11.-vryinis new
au,-adnns ~ s Flour quiet .a9 a mn Wheel
no winter rsa :po is Sa
JsSa.sy sSsss s%
sfs EASIER ss
sSSssfn and fsnn:SS 5ossS Shsss
hio csryoss. ordinary e fair. ,lskal9N sugar
: e
per steamer dul-cotton. l314d nonr. ls3d. grain,
svin LSYSS bS1,as'
DuaSsis c cosn
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO H. October IL. 7 pp.c'ess; Wheat
Oats STEADY sash. 2Sx: November. ys: Nay. asS.
.i y%ss: Willy Iio Pr Poss ' .Ssasy
s 'S :as:s Ds,
ward Beander, colored, charged with stealing .
pleaded guilty in the Police Court Today and We:
given thirty days In jail Michael Biggane " a.,
tanning 81 from Mr.. Dennis NcRnery. Il would
squash the case" said the prisoner. aOscauss
jail Jas. Lewis colored, pleaded guilty to steal
Ing u SulI Oh clOtneS IRON j. b. SlOat, and Wd0
given similar sentence. The clothes were roc0v-
cred Leonard Cole was tried for stealing throat
latch from VIM. Mlea. and atmila1. sentence was
imposed
RANGE OF TIE TaHRxoxErRn..The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
w. 81; p. w., 81; maximum. ~; minimum. 81
Who SHOULD N PuSlsaEp.--Thts Afeernoon IN
the Criminal Court Freddy stewart Q small col
ored boy, was tried for running over Robert Win
KEENAN,, . small white boy, the case having been
appealed from the Police Court. M. upecomn
said TINT he did not claim CONVICTION; tnae tn
persons Who employ children 70 drive horseo
should oe punished for these acta The jury Heur
cared verdict Of not guilty.
the WIN q the late george xre!g saving hi
nled.
I APPOINTED 10 CL4RKsHP.-Wm q BranDou
Of Virginia. was to-day appointed - oo00 cleek
ship In the once OF the FIRST Assistant Postmaster
General under ctvll-servtce rules
FoB DnAxnse ~ CouNz111BR CouLe-1ne uplte(
otatsa Secret Service agent q AitchelA ln4tana
has reported q Chisf Dsooan the sfFose q lyuuE
gus Bass MD Kindred Taylor, Doc INK an
leorgs PhnlipS Tor dealing N eoant91at mlvs
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LONDON, October ll-Advices from Yeniseisk, In
Asiatic Russia, state that BRUSH steamer hav.
Ing on boaId cargo o. gco0s belonging 70 lou
DIN merchant has arrived there. Il II the tntsn-
ton OF the owner o. tas Seods 70 open up Q trade
In Luat section. =
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In the Police Court, Mr. Lavender called Judge
Snells attention To magistrates warrant charg-
ing William Harper and Minnie West, both col
Ofrd, OF Hilsdaie, with adultery. The warrant
was sworn out by Kitty Harper, wife Of defendant
Harper, and was served by Offieer Anderson. The
proof he said, was not very strong, I'D until the
law Is settled the Government, Ia not disposed TO
multiply these cases unless they arB OF great ag.
gravation. He therefore desired to enter u nOile
pros. In the case. The Judge said he thought that
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MORE HvpRofBoBIA.-Little Jesse Leet, eieht
years old whose parents reside IN Chambersburg
O suburb Of Trenton n J., u suffering from hydro.
phobta. He was bitten nine weeke lgo by Q dog
which wss not mad On sunday night the rite
and when taken home was attended By phys.
clan, who pronounced his disease hydrophobia.
The sufferer cfawls on his hands and kaee6 emit.
ting sounds resembling o dogs 6rowl water
does not AFFECT him, however, neither DO oooes OF
morphia, administered by the physician, sesm %
give any relief The physician n alla0sf certain
II Is hydrophobia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCnAL.
Now York stock Market,
Mama
Ndynk

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire 10 c. rsOn h Mccartney, l4l street
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FOURrRRN BoDiEs nECovERED

kOURTEEN BODIES RECOvEkEDs
All bat one Burnea Beysna lsecogni.
tssn-Twensy.fIve Or Thirty WounAed'
CHICAGO, III, october t1.--A special to the
News from Hammond, Ind, says: The passenger
train east-bound on the Chicago and At
lantic Railway leaving Hammond at s:lS
o'clock last night broke down near
Kouth's station. The engine started, ahead leay.
ing the train and stopped for water &C State
switch. The engine got on the center and could
not get back to the train. A stock train
following. running on special time, crashed into
the sleeper, telescopang the sleeper and four
coaches. SO far fourteen bodies nave
been taken from the wreck. A doctor
from Huntington, Ind, is the only passengyr
IDENTIFIED. The rest are burned beyond recoEni-
tl0n- Twenty 1--WE or thirty are wounded. The
engineer ana fireman OF the stock train were badly
hurt and are not expected to live.
SEVEN CARS WE'VE CONSUMED.
:. INDfANAPoLls Ind, october u.-Advfces from
the scene OF the wreck On the Chicago and Attain
TIC road s are mssger; The train tna nat
Handle Handle crossing when rf fast freight
train was the express due In Chicago at O'Clock
and the accident occurred at 8 O'Clock. Seven
cars In all are said TO have been consumed by Ore,
including q Pullman sleeper. Fifteen persons
were Killed and the same number injured
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CoNcoap, n Il, OctoOer 1.-THE senate railroad
committee, afteg lengthy conference, TIM after.
poon voted 70 3 70 make fxvCrab4 report on
the Haven bill
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Gold Discovered In Quebec.
Ottawa, OxT., October LA deposit OF gold
yielding AZ the rate OF $500 ton has been dis
covered In Buckingham Township, Quebec. Il IL
now 10 feet deep, and promises to better e. the
prOopoctOrs ooscend.
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A BRUTAL HARD-GLOyR FI0HL-A hard-glove
flgbt betWeen William Mack and JACK Eberle, local
puQflistA for purse OF $3.50, WAS fought at Castle
Shannon 10 miles from Pttsbury, &C daybreak
0unday morning. The contest was brutal affair
and resulted In the defeat OF Eoefie in the sixth
round. Both men were terribly. punished and had
TO be carried from the held About 200 persons
were present.
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Died &c the Altar.

BALTIMORE, october D.-RObert Ridgely, colored,
aged three, died this morning at the altar
Oh st. Francis Xavier church after he had knelt to
receive communion.
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l FoB DnAlnse n CouyH11DBR Cour-xno uplto0
otatss Secret Service agent q Nitchall. ln4ianA
has reported q Chief DsuoaS The asFogs q lyuuSI
gus BasA My4 Kindred Taylor, Doc, INK and
George PhtinpS tor dealing n oount95dt mlvse
coin.
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The alliance q Italy, Germany, and Austria has
been renewed TOR nve ye&rA Italy resery1ng the
OF o Franco German war.
Nearly TWO hundred Catholic temperance socie-
ties OF the Scranton, Pa, diocese celebrated the
anniversary OF the birth OF Father Mathew at
Wiikeaoasre "a, yesterday, by monster parade
Rev. p. q. Bowen. who was for Q number Of
years pastor o. the Lutheran church at Jefferson,
mo-, Tell oea0 from heart disease ON the nO0r OF
were taken home Sunday night.
A Pnlaoelpnia scisntist has DEVISED . garbage
animals and even coal dust, converting them into
ferdliser SAID 70 be equal 70 guano.
Dr. Sonn befs1 has been arrested q Tolcdo
TERED BY Nellie Fitzgerald Dr.. Ningos pront-
nent pnyacaan, nagGie Wol9 and the gifaSpasenta
were also arrested Tor completely.
The New YORK Woman 6naraG0 Committee hax.
ing oeen informed that many women desire q
atlte headquartery WIN ~ infogued how 70 pro.
c6ed according 70 law.
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A Nice Surgical Distincsi0as
IN xha nNtroit Fra presa

DR.. us Q very enthusiastic surgeon and de-
iights In cutting the defanct In the cause Of his
profession. He was lately called upon TO attend .
case ct st. Maryp Hospital A poor fellow had
ais face nlled with bird shot ana one arm nearly
taken on. The doctor had come directly from the
dissocting room and bis head was full OF his work
thee. Walking into the ward with both hands In
his pOcketS as u his way, he approached the bed.
ss1s this the sub1ect?" be asked briefly.
"No, DOCTOR" The poor fellow answered, I'm not
o subject Jet, I'm only an object" and he smiled
comically.
IN doctor nodded grimly (he likes Joke. even
q his own EXPENSE but he gave en- extra touch
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oI1-6ts
E0R RENT--HOusEs

ISOB aENT--HOUsEs ell ct. n ". fr....s1s
II 3Uoz 81, tur i5r ESQ j0S st n o, VI %
I1rx hotel. TIN ST. rod 20 2os 18th 81 aw Sr 2o
I23 SIN 81. ls3r.. > l4O2 10 lfOo Mo- ave -,
SlU r st. r......0O "a. G., or. ~
I'd aud .tl hCors. 42d ols N Cay. ST a w. Or ~
9th ct n Ir......-.5 % 90 ST = w. Or III
95I3 L n w. Yr........9O "a TO Al usw. oer "a,
l7O6 Pa ay n w. jr.4U .. Cap. and Del sv 81. 10
1898 III 81 n " lpossss- 1893 I'm o. NV, 6r.. 3
sion NOT 3d. 30 80 yrtie st. me-. Jr.. 10
liza 7th ~ n W. yr 80 3l7-jly lOth st. 5r. ID
Upper part laos ST l25o-l257 ne. Or IL %
NV, % 1867 ID st. q VII. 10
2OlA vth u Or. % 53b 10 o4O l3th ne,or ~
2zU7 lftE n.v sr. ~ 80 8 Ith ST. rUsd- ST.. Y
1850 Sth st n w,or2z-o0 Pleasant fiace n ", 4ro
:3s5 & 81. . E. sr zO.4o yl7 Temperance alley,
lS43 l2th ST. L. Or. 20 I'd door, BIZ 3
SIOl,Es AND Oh FIXES.
Store and dwelling AZ t6S La ave, I'd H., ESQ
"A 81 n w. sr -. as Vernon how, room IS. ]
4tS Ia av, 9th aud Pa IL
AIS La sy ia H., Al. 80 1unton Build ~. IL 80
4Ol IN 81 A. Ar. % 1enox bulldins. IA 10
Store room l54l L. IL. OIL 18th st.n- W.,
9th and Pa ave. from s. lo
The above IL only a portion Of the property on nv
books For full list call al Office for bulletin issued
the lat and 18TH tollI THOS. Z. wA90AMAN.
l,rOR kENr-DININ9-kOUM, klTCHkN AND EN-
II la1He sleeping rooms; splendid locauon Tor trans
lent aie family will board for the rent ~ good
parties only. Columbus Hotel, 416 Pennsyvaila ava
m Oll-Jts
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Two omIs AaKlsrsp POE BuRqlAKY.-A pair Of
precocious female burglars sobbed IN cell at the
twenty nth district station house. Philadeaphia
yesterday. They were Katie and hanie BlSney,
aged eighteen and ten years respectively end they
live at NO Gibbons court Saturday afternooo
the two girls went TO the home Of Anna NelvIlie.
at 24Oo Christian street. Mis- Melville IVES not IN
and Katie forced open rear window with coal
shovel and the two sisters climbed instdA Thav
secured go worth OF clothing.